3/05/04
This last Saturday's Washington Post:
February 28, 2004 Saturday
Final Edition
LENGTH: 561 words
HEADLINE: Law School Shooter Pleads Guilty; Former Student Avoids Death Penalty in Deal on Va. Slayings
BYLINE: Josh White, Washington Post Staff Writer
BODY:
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Odighizuwa accepted responsibility for the shootings that began after school officials told him that he was failing out of the program. On Jan. 16, 2002, he took a .380-caliber pistol to the offices of Dean L. Anthony Sutin and Prof. Thomas Blackwell and killed them before opening fire on a crowd, killing student Angela Dales, 33, and wounding three others. Odighizuwa was subdued without incident by armed students.
The Washington Post Finally Concedes What Really Happened at the Appalachian Law School Attack
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Updated Media Analysis of Appalachian Law School Attack
Since the first news search was done additional news stories have been
added to Nexis:
There are thus now 218 unique stories, and a total of 294 stories counting
duplicates (the stories in yellow were duplicates): Excel file for
general overview and specific stories. Explicit mentions of defensive gun use
increase from 2 to 3 now.
Journal of Legal Studies paper on spoiled ballots during the 2000 Presidential Election
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